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New SUMNER GooDs.

We have Just received . new line Of Summer Dress
Goods, consisting of Printed Linen Lawns and Plaid
India Linens III new patterns and colorings, White
Plques and Welts new designs. Black silk Grena-
dimes and Black Lace ONer-SuitinRs, Combination
Gingham SuItings in choice eOlOrings also, full line
OF Belgn Linen Sheetngs and Pillow Linens all widths
Damznk Table Cloths all sizes, with Napkins to match
Damask and Huck Towels in great variety.
HOOE BROS. CO.,
mh15-3m 1928 ct. NV.
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General Lutheran synod.


The members or the Lutheran General Synod, in
session at Omaha, Neb., visited Beatrice, Neb.,
yesterday, where 16 acres OF ground are offered
gift by the town for the site OF the proposed
western Lutheran College. They orfer also
quarter interest in quarter section OF adjacent
land and So, 900 in money. At the meeting OF the
synod the education OF young men for the ministry
was discussed, and MIR j. w. Rice, OF Baltimore,
spoke on the subject in its relation to the home
mission board and called attention tathe cause OF
the paucity OF candidates for the ministry. Rev.
s. A. Ort has been elected president OF the synod
and Rev. IS. Frees, OF York, Pa, secretary. Mr.. j.
W. Rice, OF Baltimore, presented a resolution sug
costing the establishment OF ministerial and an
nuity fund, and calling for the appointment OF a
committee to report plan for the organization OF
board for this purpose. The following Officers OF
the Historical Society have been elected President
Rev: j: N. Norris, vice-presidents, Rev. NJ. Shee-
spenne
secretary, Rev. H. S. Cook; curator Rev: c: A.
Hayes; treasurer Amos Eckert. esq: Resolutions
years, for church-extenston work were adopted.
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer,

VALUABLE IMPROVED BUSINESS PROPERTY ON
THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF WATER AND
AT PUBLIC AUCTION. w
e On mo ML9SDAY, TWENTIETH JUNE. 1887. strA
premises. part Of Lot IS, In square No 90 front l
ing "a feet INCHES on the north side of Water street
by depth Of about 20 feet jefferson street i'm
proved by large three STORY Brick Dwelling Contain
Ing thirteen rooms and store.
Terms: One-third cash. balance in one and two
years with interest aud secured by deed of trust
on the property sold All conveyancing and recording
ut pure haser's cost.
deposit Of 400 required at time of sale.
By order Of WeScOtt, Wilcox Wine Agents
ieS-tkdS THOMAS OONI Mo eIrc+;,,oo,
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Ell. ID. BAnn,
IMPORTER AND TAILOR,
has thu honor TO inform you that his NEW GOODS
have Just arrived.
Mr. BARR personally 9ts all garments made In his
taOltshInent-
I'LL Pennsylvania avenue,
mh17 Washington. d @
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HIGH ART At TIE HUB.-Elmer Chickering, O lead
ing photographer OF Boston, was arraigned In
court Monday charged with printing and selling
indecent photographs 1t Is said that many young
women OF arstOcrat1c families have posed recently
for Mr.. Chickering's camera in attire nearly as
for such displays OF art has been rapidly spread
Ing, and 1t Is said that some OF the photographs
have found their way outside the select circle OF
intimate feminine friends OF the stters, for whom
only they were intended. Mr.. Chickering pro-
nounces the accusation an attempt at blackmail,
and there is nothing directly connecting him with
The name of the artist.
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EDUCATIONAL.

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NACANCEs A LA CAMPAGNE-A wELL-KNOwN
fTbit Of Nj dern Languages of this city will
strct and receive in his family few students during
'he summer Address PROFESSOR, star office jeI-6t
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III lessons by an expert Will take limited NUMBER
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Dreadful Adventure of n Baby.
A TWO YEAR OLD BOY PAssES TWO DAYS DOWN ,
WELL.

WELL.
From the New York Herald
The story OF singular and serious accident
comes from a German settlement near New Braun
fels, 30 miles north OF san Antonia Tex. One Of
the farmers in that vicinity recently started Dor
ing an artesian well I'm his backyard After going
100 feet without signs OF water he abandoned the
project, and removed the frame work around the
well hole, which was IL inches In diameter From
Time 10 time nelghborS examined the well and by
this means the hole was LEFT uncovered
One day this week the farmers two-year-old
child was playing in the vicinity of the well and
when It's mother came TO look Tor the little eiio
he had disappeared. Becoming alarmed She
searched the yard, and going 10 the well heard
from It's dark bottom the PALLIATIVE cry OT 'Papal
papa. papai" When the woman realized the
truth She was frantic and running To the Held
called her husband and his helpers. The news
quickly spread among the neighbors, who oongre-
gated 10 offer assistance.
Az first the parents could think OF no way TO
rescue the child. A rope was dropped down but
the child could not grasp II. The cry grew fiiuter
aud fainter and at the end OF the FIRST six hours A
stout iron hook was lowered and after any fruit
less attempts, occupying two days and nights, the
distracted parents succeeded IN dragging The child
10 the surface more dead than alive. The little
Fellow now lies In a very critical condition ia
body fearfully liberated 10y the hook and greatly
exhausted from It's long ifnmurpfnenr
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TELEGRAMS TO 9HE STAR


SALEM. IT,, June lo.-Yesterday afternoon the
intelligence was received here that Frank NJ. Ste
venson had been struck by lightning and killed.
together with the team ne was driving. on his
fathers farm. about nve miles east ar here. lie
was the youngest son OF eN-Represeutattves samuel
r stevenson. who was In the city at the time the
news OF MS sons death was received. Deceased
was candidate FOR superintendent or schools be-
Tore The democratic convention last year, and was
recently engaged as one OF the instructors OF the
Marion County Teachers Institute
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THr Wuo1E CRY

THE Whole CRY
AND The SURROUNDING PEOPLE ARE
ALL TALKING ABOUT THE GREAT CLOTH
ING SALE NOW GOING ON AT 731 9TH
ST BET. AND SIS. WE ARE SAYING
VERY LITTLE, TOO BUSY TO TALK ABOUT
THE BARGAINS IN MEMS. BOYS AND
CHILDREN's CLOTHING. OUR CUSTOM
FRS ARE ADVERTISING Us ALL AROUND.
HONEST BARGAINS, FAIR DEALINGS AND
AN URGENT DESIRE ON OUR PART TO
BUILD Up AN IMMENSE BUSINESS By
SELLING BARGAINS IN SUPERIOR MADE
AND TRIMMED CLOTHING YOU NEVER
SAW SUCH GOOD GOODS AT THE Low
PRICES We ARE SELLING THEM 1000
MEMS SUITS AT s5, o.. 90. sig AND UP
SOME AT ALMOST HALF PRICE. 5000
MEMS PANTS 81. sLs5. SECS AND $500
soc. TO $50 LESS THAN ACTUAL VALUE
WE CANNOT NAME THE BARGAINS. But
COME AND BE CONVINCED FOR YOUR
SELF. WE ARE LOCATED AT 731 9TH
ST. BET. AND sTs.. EAST SIDE THE
GREAT BANNER SALE OF MEN AND BOYS
CLOTHING By THE GLOBE CLOTHING
COMPANY. LOOK FOR THE SIGNS AND
THE YELLOW BILLS ON THE WINDOWS
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CHICAGO, III, june lu-TwelNe carloads ~ CALI
fornla potatoes have arrived in the clty. coming
as special train from san Francisco hy way az
the Central and Union Pacific lines. and making
the illp IN seven days. The freight charged was
III hundred pounds As, FOR the rirSt tll, IA the,
history M transportation, train al thi. kind il 20
be followed by others the disposal or the pot atos
TOMORROW and the prices VIII bc eagerly " atched
The Cailiornlans have fOrvStalled the season In
this state hg several weeks
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WASHINGTON, ID. G..
AUCTION SALES.
TO.NORKOW,


rCHOMAS BOWLING. Auctloneer.
LXECUTOR'S SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
CARPETS, &C.
On SATURDAY, JUNE ELEVENTH, 1887, COM
mencing at TEN O'CLOCK, at the Auction Rooms of
1hoinas bowling. 18th and Pennsylvania avenue,
snal sell by order of the court lot Of very excellent
household Elects WM H. ROBERTS.
1eS-dts Executor, &c, of Vim. Mclean Deceased.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS L CO.. Auctioneers
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON SOUTH
WEST CORNER OF FIFTEENTH AND
STREETS NORTHWEST AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY, JUNE ELEVENTH, at SIX
O'CLOCK p NJ, shall SELL in front of the prem .:f
Uses Lot lob IN W. Carks subdivision of Lots I
A. AZ, and A of James f. Fitch ct ais subdivision of
Square 1872 having feet front on 18th street. run
ming back ~ feet on street northwest improved by
o-story brick dwelling house, with brick back
building and cellar, with all modern improvements
Terms OF sale: $1,000 cash, balance in two, and
and secured - deed of trust property sold All
c3nveyanclng &c. at cost of purchaser. 800 down
VIXEN the property is struck off
je6-6t WALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts
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A Child's Terrible Tor.


little West Side child had miraculous escape
from death, or at least serious injury, few days
ago. A small sef-cocking revolver was carelessly
left loaded In a dressing case. The little one who
Is about two years old, discovered IL and shortly
after horrffied his mother by appearing In the par
lor, where she was entertaining a caller with the
muZLle OF the revolver between his lips for a pipe
The terrified mother sprang forward and tore the
dangerous playthfng from the chlds CRASH and
Threw III across the room, where IL exploded with n
crash Fortunately no one WAS injured And the
youngster set up an angry cry for his pipe as he
called IT, IL was afterward discovered that he had
been enjoying his smoke all the way down from
the third floor, having come down two flights OF
stairs with the gun IA his possession
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80 CASES FINE COGNAC BRANDIEs. OLD TOM
GIN, KUMMEL. B1TTERS, &C.,
ATAUCTION
On MONDAY MORNING. JUNE THIRTEENTH
1887 at ELEVEN O'CLOCK. at my auction rooms /
shall sell consignment Of Fine Cognac Brandies Old
Tom Gin, &c.
The attention of the trade and private buyers is d
reeed to this sale the goods fine aud win be sold
Without reserve. je9-3t
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AUCTION SALES.

rT,HoMAs BOWLING, Aucnoneer.

THoMAs BOWLING. Aucnoneer.
SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE LOTS. IMPROVED BY
TWO FRAME HOUSES, Nos. 300 AND 215
EIGHTH STREET EAST, BETWEEN AND G
STEETS SOUTH, WASHINGTON CITY, D. C.
BY virtue Of authority vested in me by q deed -
June IL, 1886, and recorded in the Land Records l
of District of Columbia will sell at public auction in
front Of the premises, on TUESDAY. THE THIRTY
Lots 20, 80 and 81 IN Jonathan Prouts recorded SUBJ
division Of Square 900 in Washington City, d. c.
Terms Of SALE One half cash. aud the balance in six
months from day of sale, with interest at six per
cetum per snnuIn secured by deed trust on prop
erty sold, all cash. option of the purchaser. de-
post Of S75 required at time of sale each parcel
sold Terms TO be complied with in fifteen days from
day OF sale. All cOnyeyancing At purchasers cost.
Upon default Of purchaser complying with terms of
sale in fifteen days from day of sale the undersigned
will resell the property sold ut the risk and Of de-
faultlng purchaser. upon seven days notice in the
Evening Star. JOHN II. PEAKE,
my24-dNds Trustee.
c1- THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED. IN
consequence Of the rain, until TUESDAY, JUNE
SEVENTH, 1887. same hour and place.
3e1-d&ds Trustee.
~ THE ABOVE SALE IS AGAIN POSTPONED,
IN consequence Of the rain, until FRIDAY, JUNE
tee THOMAS DOWIING
1eS-d&ds Anctioneer.
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A Little SOninanlbulisi's Narrow H,s.
cape.

From the Cincinnati Enquirer
When the Dayton train pulled out OF the Rich
mond, Ind, depot last night Mrs. johnson and her
four children, of Little Rock, Ark, sat In the
sleeper en- route to Pittsburg. Close to DAYTON
Conductor Charley Mider, Ia passing through tie
train, met MIS- Jobnson's little daughter, Mamie,
aged about nine years. The child had stepped 10
the platform OF the ladies coach three ear lengths
from where her mother was In the sleeper and the
conductor was HORNED TO the little one about
TO spring out into the darkness. by a quick
movement he caught her arm and brought her
back.
"what do you want out here?" asked the con.
ductor.
Il am thirsty and want a drink or water" she
replied.
The conductor looked sharply at the child, and,
to his great surprise, found her fast asleep, in
which condition she had safely passed from one
car 10 another, though the train was running
nearly nfty miles an hour. He led the child back
10 the sleeper, where she awakened with a START,
and began TO scream for her mother. Mr.. John
son had not missed the child, ana when the con.
ductor related what had happened she nearly
tainted.
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FRANKLIN II. MACKEY l
5O7 St, r-,,.oo.
FRED. W. JONES, trustees.
472 In. ave-,
THOMAS BOWLING, Auct. 3e4.dtds

VTNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
TRUSTEE g. SALE OF HOUSE Nc, III? g STREET
3 On MUNDkED AND TEN FEET. GOOD
Under and by virtue Of . certain deed of trust -
1884. and duly recorded ip Fiber No. LOEB folio III
seQ one Of the land records Of the District OF
Columbia, and by decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
Dis.ret Of Coi1mbi. sitting q Court Of Equity
pIdes ssd deed q trust ytll on TUESDAY tie
WcL0cK Pin e. public suction In front q the
land situate In the city Of Washington. in said Dis.
sausre Ss3 haynI I 40 sse o e strest NORTH
east and running back of even width no feet the
depth of said lot the being psrti sulArly
described in said deed Of trust together with the
provements thereon. consisting OF good two-story
frune dwelling.
Terms Of sale: $1,000 In cash; the balance in equal
instaimsnts Ct one aud two years secured by the
ses sold. AZ osah 1t the purchasers opton. Terms
70 DC complied with In ten da from the day Of sale,
or the trustees the right to resell Of cost and
risk Of defaulting purchaser. dsposit Of SlOO re.
Qufred on the day Of sale.
slY. z Ixz1eeHsTTro0S.. Trustee
3ezdkd1 Oaaco: 49, Louisiana ave. nv.
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i 7 A LIZA Y
OLIVE OIL,
First Pressing.
Choicest
FOR TABLE USE
y. ". BURCHELL
le. 1925 4 ST.
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CraZed by q Ffuitless Search.
ANNIE BROWNS VAIN QUEST FOR HER PARRNrS-HOv

CrAZeO " u kIu1tl600 search
ANNIE BROWNS VAIN QUEST FOR HER PARRNTS-HoW
SHE REPAID A BENEFACTOR.
The New York World to-day says: Annie Brown
became violently insane in the Girls Lodging
House, at No. 81 st. Marks Place, yesterday morn
ing, and was taken to Bellevue Hospital The
house is supported by the Childrens Aid Society,
and contains at present thirty-five girls. Annie
Brown lad been known there for many years.
Her story was that she was waif and had
passed the first six years OF her life in the
Founding Asylum on RandallS Island. A WELL
TODD but ch1ldlesS couple took her to live with
them, and treated her as IL She had been their own
daughter. Her life was happy until her adopted
mother died. Soon afterward the husband remar-
ried and, in time, had children OF his own. Annie
considered herself neglected, and ran away several
times. She was warned that II she persisted in
this course the door would be closed against her,
but she did not heed the warning, and the threat
was executed Thrown upon her own resources,
she assumed the name OF Annie Brown, and worked
as a servant. Whenever she was out or work she
went to the Girls Lodging House. In time her old
benefactor went to Florida with his family. The
tide or his fortune turned, and from wealth he
reduced to poverty. Annie heard OF his bad luck,
and sent him what she could save out OF her Scanty
earnings. or late the young woman has been sad
and Respondent. She spoke OF her lonely life, and
made earnest but OF course, frutleSS Efforts to ind
out who her parents were. Her failure untitled
her for work, and her reason gave way. When she
entered the lodging house Wednesday night she
said that she had just left situation in CatSktll
In the night she became violent.
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It 10 reported that Lord Lansdowne WIN be
made duke during the distribution OF the jubilee
honofR
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
OkEAL ESTATE, SITUATED ON NJ STREET
NORTH; BETWEEN EIGHTEENTH AND NINE

By virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court OF -
TIE District Of Columbia passed ON the 21st day s
Pp1kst No. e, Hs VIM On ThTRspAY. the sI1;
O'CLOCK 7. NJ. offer at public sale in front Of the
pF Tna the following me s prGperty namely
rear OF original lot No. "a and the western twentysv
t6 feet and half inch III width from front to rear Of
orick house aud premises No ls92 stree.
Terms Of sale. a. prescribed by decree: Onethir
ana months from day Of sale with inter-
or all cash st the option Of the purchaser" The said
sale to be clear Of taxes but subject two deeds OF
los foiiS 1866. and Lber 10Y. folio 49, respec-
nsely Of the Land Records OF the District Of Column
CURED ON the purchase at the time of sale. II the
the trustees the right to resell at the risk aud
cost VI the defauting purchaser All conyeysncing at
purchasers cost.
FRANKLIN H. MACKEY
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For M'GLYNNS REINsTATEMEHT.-The parish
toner's committee OF st. Stephens church, in New
York, met last night to draft a petition for Dr.
McGlynn's reinstatement. II ratified by the par
tshiOners copies will be circulated for signatures
It is expected that from 100000 to z, 600 600
stgnerS will be secured.
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Very Like an irish Eviction.

kACkfT THAT THE NEGRO CONSTABLE VA MISTAKEN
ron TRAMP AND aRREsTEp.
ST. LOUIS, June l0-In East 1t. Louis Wednes-
day, Constable lewis colorcd went into the rrst
ward TO dispossess Mrs Rebecca FItzmorris Of
the house la which She WAS living. The woman
resisted, ana the constable Proceeded Ia put the
woman ana her children out forcing one of the
children through an open window. The mother
made great uproar, and at that time policeman
fHnn happened along, and not knowing that the
negro Was constable and was engaged in execute
Ing writ he arrested Constable Lewis and took
MN 10 the police station. Here the mistake WAS
Ascertained and the constable released MIA
FltZmorris Was then arrested and locked up
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SUMNER CLASSES

SUMNER CLASSES
nocuT1oN hSp oRAroRY.
TUITION AT HALF RATES FOR SUMMER
CLASSES ONLY.
First Department. VOICE CULTURE: Second De-
Isrtuent. ARTICULATION and PRONUNCIATION {:
third Department., ELOCUTIOS and ANALYSIS;
Fourth Department. PHYSICAL HARMONY and
GESTURE. Fifth Department, OkATOR1.
The Summer Course of Three Months consists of 10
Lessons.
The Practice Halls tesch) 100 feet in length. and
are COOL and PLEASANT
Summer circulars mailed FREE on application.
TIE MARTYN COLLEGE OF ELOCUTION,
jI3 9th At. NV.
Halfa block east of City Post Office. ny21
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THE REFORMED CHURcH.-The General Synod OF
the Reformed Church, at Cattsk1ll, N. Y. yester-
day discussed domestic missions and passed res
OlutiOn cOndemning sunday travel and news
papers The approved catechism OF the church
was adopted for use In the sunday schools A
committee was appointed to prepare manual OF
instruction adapted to the young.
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IB..... IOtAIB......0 s
Farrell declared out and winning run made with
only one man out.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-18
An Obstreperous Prisoner.

Emile Dubourdieu was arrested yes.
terday by officer Stevenson upon a
charge of assault with deadly weapon.
For some time the accused and James
Brown, who keeps a saloon on the
corner of New High and Marchessault
streets have been on unfriendly terms.
Yesterday afternoon Browns boy was
perched on the back fence beside his
fathers saloon and Dubourdieu
knocked him off the fence and he fell
upon an old stove receiving
severe internal injuries. Officer
Stevenson placed Durbourdieu under
arrest, when he asked that he be al
lowed to 60 into his house, near by, to
put on his coat. His request was
granted, and the officer followed him.
On going in the room he opened the
bureau drawer and drew forth huge
horse-pistol, which he levelled at the
officers head. The latter diverted
him long enough to spring upon him
and place him under arrest. He was
released later in the day upon furnish
ing $500 cash bail.